Pop-Art by BUNDY BUNDY
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Back to the future!
Hans and Georg Bundy and the BUNDY BUNDY artistic team found their inspiration in the groundbreaking styles of the 1960s. The enormous creative potential of celebrities in this era, like Rudi Gernreich, Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol, served as examples to follow for a new interpretation of then-popular styles.
After all, yesterday's pioneers had the same ambition as Austria's leading stylists at BUNDY BUNDY have today: creating never before seen classic styles by combining advanced hairstyling skills with the latest technical innovations.
"Next season's hottest hairstyles will probably be smooth page-boy cuts, possibly combined with slightly waved bangs", say the Austrian trend experts Hans and Georg Bundy. After the page-boy cut with layered bangs had been popular for a long time, the latest trends focus on clear-cut styles.
Unlike the original styling from the 1960s, the new looks created by BUNDY BUNDY are light and structured, thanks to sophisticated cutting techniques. While hairstyles from back then only allowed for a single kind of styling, the BUNDY BUNDY haircuts can be transformed into many different hairstyles.
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There's no doubt that glowing copper red will be the hippest and most unconventional hair color in the fall. Our style experts at BUNDY BUNDY will carefully select the perfect hair color for you. This is just one of many aspects where BUNDY BUNDY makes a difference...
1960s Mod Haircut
Here we have an updated version of a mod haircut that originated in the 1960s. This hairstyle is refreshed through the use of modern hair color formulations, particularly this rich, jewel-toned red.
Upon closer inspection, you may notice that this sleek, bowl-cut style bears resemblance to the shoulder-length tendril haircut, and indeed, it does. This represents a progression from the cut in photo four to a fully symmetrical cut. The haircut features a smoothly transitioning cut line that follows around the head.
The hair is undercut to minimize bulk at the hairline and increase freedom of movement in the ends of the hair. The cut is styled with a blow dryer and brush to emphasize smoothness and achieve a simple, sleek look.
Purdy Hairstyle
These images depict two angles of the same style, inspired by the classic 1960s look known as the Purdy. The focal point of the cut and style is a fringe area that curves to follow the brow line and sharply curves into a side fringe that frames the jawline. The rear portion of the hairstyle features a contoured layer-cut that follows the curve of the skull and neck.
The hair color is the lightest shade of blonde, resembling whipped heavy cream. Styled by blow-drying with a brush using a texturing product, the look is enhanced by defining the layers for a more pieced style.
Shoulder-Length Tendril
This style closely resembles the mod haircut, with the exception of the added asymmetry in the length on the left side. The shoulder-length tendril effect is achieved through the curvature of the hairline around the nape, gradually angling down into a point over the left shoulder.
In this style, the hair is colored a more subdued yet spicy red and styled in the same smooth, sleek manner
Inward Curve
Here we see another variation of the Pudding Bowl cut, exaggerated from its traditional look. The classic curved perimeter is undercut to create a deep inward curve in the finished hairstyle. This undercutting likely involves partial shaving and inward beveling of the perimeter lengths.
The hair color is a high-gloss sable with a blue-base tone, lending a cool feel to the dark color. The styling once again focuses on achieving a smooth and sleek look, with a glossy finish.
Modern Abstract Hairstyle
A modern, abstract up-style featuring a short fringe with an inverted curvature and a deeply-set side parting. It has close-cropped sides and is styled back toward the nape where it forms a knot, with the ends sculpted into wide ribbons and coiled into an almost bow-like shape.
Modernized Bob
The bob - that classic geometric cut - is updated and modernized by the addition of subtle shaping and ultra-smooth styling. The rich dark mahogany color is a perfect canvas for the simple lines and sleek styling.
With horizontal lines at the fringe and bottom cut line of the hairstyle, the hair is gently curved into a pleasantly rounded silhouette. Gentle blow-dry styling with emphasis on smoothness is the norm for this haircut.
Straight Men's Hairstyle
In many ways, men's hairstyles are as varied as women's, specifically when unfettered by the restrictions imposed by social groups - whether familial, peer-related, or organizational. This haircut is a longer than traditional look, yet is decidedly masculine with clean cut lines and bold styling.
The warm rich hair color is a chestnut brown and features darker hints of low-lighting. The straight styling is simple: deep-set side parting and sleek, smooth styling for a satin-finished look.
Backswept Styling
The longer men's haircut makes the grade once again in a changed styling arrangement. By switching the side of the parting, and adding gel styling product, the hair is reworked into a livelier look.
Use a blow-dryer and brush to add lift at the scalp and impart a defined bend at the forehead. The styling also consists of a texturing product and backswept styling along the sides for an edgier hairstyle inspired by the "tough guys" of every era.
Classically Inspired Bob
A classically inspired bob brought into an up-to-date format through the use of clean curved lines and ultra-sleek styling.
A slightly off-center parting divides the top section of the hair and creates a subtly bulkier area on the right side of the parting, while the crown area is sectioned to create architectural elements that make the hairstyle more interesting.
It's these architectural elements that transform a simple short hairstyle into one suited to a red carpet or gala runway.
Long Men's Hairstyle
This longer than traditional men's hairstyle is made unique through the addition of texturing and more-defined weight lines in the upper layers of the hair. The lower layers are gently beveled at the nape area. The styling is super-straight and textured with a sculpting product.
Following blow-out using a flat paddle brush, the hair is textured with a dab of pomade to add definition to the strands and possibly some flat iron pressing to give rigidity to the look. The finished effect is one that is moderately grunge with a modern twist.
Modern Pixie Cut
The "gamine" cut became popularized in the 1960s and took a variety of interpretations, from super-short pixie-crops to the stylized versions of traditional men's cuts. Here we see a modern twist on the pixie cut with an elongated sideburn that is smoothly tapered to the jaw line.
The rear sides and back are contour cut and the fringe is blunt cut on the horizontal line. The color - a buttermilk blonde - is an ideal medium for the somewhat severe hairstyle, giving it a bit of glam.
Hairstyles: BUNDY BUNDY Artistic Team
See also: Short hairstyles | Men's hairstyles